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Rights round-up

Wednesday, 25 January 2017    Books+Publishing
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Nonfiction—Black Inc. has sold Brazilian rights to The Shortest History of Europe (John Hirst) to Sextante via the Riff Agency. Children’s—Little Steps Publishing has sold German rights to Who’s Got a Normal Family? (Belinda Nowell, illus by Miša Alexander); simplified-Chinese character rights to The Small Five (Ralph Johnstone, illus by...

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Category: Rights round-up